Comments by "ANDROLOMA" (@ANDROLOMA) on "What Did Gnostic Christians Believe?" video.

  1. Eat gluten-free babies. They're less fattening.
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  2.  ckorpi88ify  When you were a baby, were you gluten free? Or were you consumed before the glutens were chemically strained out?
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  3.  ckorpi88ify  You're taking all this with more than the usual grain of salt, I see.
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  4.  @bosatsu76  Insults are the first resort of a scoundrel.
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  5.  @not2shabby333  The one true religion is false. All the amazing things every religion claims doesn't happen in real life. They all depend on allegations from the past that never happen now.
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  6. Conclusion: humans love to bicker and prove to their fragile little egos that they're right when everyone else is wrong. It's a quaint form of conceit that reveals itself to be a mania. And thereby transcends the original purpose to arguing, which is to persuade.
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  7.  @doomguy8324  Why use such an absurd symbolism? And why didn't Jesus say "Eat my pure, supernatural energy" instead? Your hubris has you speaking for Jesus himself, instead of letting the accused say for himself what he really meant. From a logical standpoint, Christianity is the most illogical of all the illogical religions ever. Even the Gnostics deep in their delusions made more real sense.
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  8.  @doomguy8324  Lucifer? What a quaint mythology you venerate! 😈 Christianity, dear sir, really is a religion, despite your most avid denials. Now you've revealed yourself to be a pseudo-authority, the hypocrisy and vanity you display to your audience convinces us that your religion produces nothing but illogical humanoids wallowing in their own contrived delusions. Sanctimonious people such as you are the reason why I never fell for such a contradictory scam.
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  9. So Gnosticism failed to become mainstream because it wasn't obnoxious enough? The Gospel of Judas makes more sense than the Orthodox contradictions of logic.
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  10.  @doomguy8324  You're free to believe as you will. You're even free to think that because other people don't believe in the same things you do, that they're wrong, and you're right. But it's a mania, to claim that the universe must revolve around any single human's opinion. Even if that human is claimed to be a savior of humanity who proved incapable of saving himself.
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  11. All belief is in vain. No one cares what anyone else thinks.
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  12.  @saulcontrerasOfficial  Agreed. Business class won't help working class.
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  13. Brainwash, rinse, repeat until memorized.
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  14. Three segments of US population: conservatives, liberals, and peasants. Now, if conservatives are running all the businesses, they need their peasants ignorant. It's counterproductive to hire educated peasants.
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  15. I'd choose the third option.
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  16. Needs more English.
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  17. Where the world's worst know-it-alls perch and defecate.
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  18.  @leewilson8291  Which part of this whackadoodle thread is untrue? Maybe it's all true, and gluten-free babies are less fattening?
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  19.  @MegaMetal96  Libtards legalized 4/20. Contards tried to stop them but proved unsuccessful. I know, because I live in a legal state. Where we know our enemies.
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  20. Have you ever wondered why your religion needs so many words in order to convey such a simple message? Maybe it's because it's the one subject where everyone can pretend to be an expert when it's so obvious no one knows the first thing that they're talking about. Christians preaching sounds so much like lying contests.
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